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assembly district
noun
- one of a fixed number of districts into which a state is divided, each district electing one member to the lower house of the state legislature.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of assembly district1
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Example Sentences
According to a New York Post analysis, in assembly districts won by Adams, Wiley got less than half as many first-choice votes, and Garcia got less than a fifth as many.
His father, mother, and sister signed in at the table for the 77th electoral district of the 44th assembly district.
House to house canvasses were being made and assembly district and precinct clubs formed.
He was a small man, wearing glasses, and looking like anything but the chief factor of an important Assembly district.
Larry was quite surprised at his own eloquence, and the manner in which he bid defiance to the leader of the assembly district.
We both carried the Fifteenth Assembly District, but he ran away ahead of me.
He lived in the twenty-third assembly district of the state.
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